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21:21 May 25, 2001 |
English to Latin translations [PRO] Art/Literary | ||||
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| Selected response from: Albert Golub Local time: 19:26 | |||
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na | book of the dead names |
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na | Book of the dead |
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na | Necro means death, and nomicon (is like a catalogue) |
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book of the dead names Explanation: not from latin but from greek nekros= corpse,dead con=from "lexi-con nomi= nome in latin must have a grrek origin too good luck i loved Ctulhu and Dagon |
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Book of the dead Explanation: I agree more or less with the other response. However, I am pretty sure there was a Necromicon before HP Lovecraft. |
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Necro means death, and nomicon (is like a catalogue) Explanation: then is like a catalogue of death things like dead people or like magic that can turn deads alive! Hope this explanation helps! 5 years teaching english and I�ve studied latin too! |
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